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The North

2025

Action / Adventure / Drama

The North

2025

Action / Adventure / Drama

Available in: 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB
WEB: same quality as BluRay

90% TOMATOMETER · 10 reviews

90% AUDIENCE

6.9/10 · 1.5K

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Plot summary

A decade after they were best friends and roommates, Chris and Lluis set out on a 600 kilometer hike through the Scottish Highlands to reconnect with each other, nature and parts of themselves they lost.

Director

Bart Schrijver

Top cast

Matthijs van de Sande Bakhuyzen as Tom

Jacob Smyth as Stewart

Sharon Verdegem as Sara

Pep Planas as Father of Lluis

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

1.2 GB

1280*536

English 2.0

PG-13

25 fps

2 hr 13 min

Seeds 3

2.22 GB

1920*804

English 2.0

PG-13

25 fps

2 hr 13 min

Seeds 23

Comments 2

TerryJohannes 374 days ago

"parts of themselves they have lost." Really? What parts :-)

primitivewar 374 days ago

Aye, I love me them campin’ flicks, out where the fire’s cracklin’ and the air’s clean as a pint o’ Guinness. Would be grand if the lass beside ye looked like that fine Saoirse Ronan, eh? Shame she’s not in it, but still, the flames be dancin’, the owl’s hootin’, and the stars up there blinkin’ like wee diamonds. What’s not ta love, aye?

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IMDb reviews

From IMDb

6 / 10

Chris" (Bart Harder) and his friend "Lluis" (Charles

CinemaSerf

"Chris" (Bart Harder) and his friend "Lluis" (Charles Pulido) haven't seen each other for the best part of a decade, since they were college roommates, when…

"Chris" (Bart Harder) and his friend "Lluis" (Charles Pulido) haven't seen each other for the best part of a decade, since they were college roommates, when they reunite to undertake the 600km walk from Milngavie near Glasgow all the way up the west of Scotland to Cape Wrath. Equipped only with what they can carry, the pair set off and as we enjoy the beautiful scenery - and the blood-sucking midgies feast on the two men - we begin to understand that this isn't a straightforward relationship. Their problem, and so what turns out to be a problem for us too, is that they cannot or choose not to communicate beyond the superficial niceties. We do glean a little of their underlying issues via chats they have with others they encounter on their trek, but for the most part we are left in the dark as to what, if anything, is simmering away between the men. "Chris" is frequently being troubled by his soon to be employers who don't quite appreciate that a mobile phone signal on Wester Ross is rarer than hen's teeth, and we learn that "Lluis" has had his own recent brush with mortality but what we just don't get is any sense of what is causing, or has caused, this obvious wedge to have been driven between the men. It's not remotely homo-erotic, even when they share a tent for the best part of a month, so it doesn't seem likely to have been an earlier "Brokeback Mountain" experience, and so with the source of this niggle proving frustratingly undeveloped I started to find myself increasingly disinterested in their undercooked characterisations and settling back more to appreciate the photography and to recall my own experience walking the West Highland Way where the bugs, the squeaking airbags and the relentless rain ensured that I'd never want to do it again. There is some humour here, usually generated by the scenario rather than the dialogue, but the conclusion is drawn out a bit and I'm afraid I left the packed cinema just a little bit underwhelmed. Great to look at though, but disappointing.

9 / 10

Such disparate reviews for this fabulously emotive, layered

C E

Such disparate reviews for this fabulously emotive, layered well acted film. Yes, theoretically not much happens. At the same time, so much does if you care to…

9 / 10

This film absolutely won me round. It sets

Sam T

This film absolutely won me round. It sets its own pace and, just like a long walk, there’re no shortcuts! But if you meet the film where it’s at it takes you…

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